The Sr. CICS Systems Programmer is responsible for the administration, installation, and maintenance of IBM CICS and MQ middleware platforms on z/OS mainframe systems. They will also manage system performance, security compliance, disaster recovery, and technical documentation within a DoD enterprise environment.
The Systems Engineer will plan, design, and integrate complex IT infrastructure while ensuring system reliability and compliance. They will also diagnose system issues and collaborate with cybersecurity teams to maintain secure and resilient operations.
The Senior Splunk Engineer will lead the architecture, implementation, and maintenance of scalable Splunk environments while ensuring system reliability and security. They will also drive compliance transitions, mentor junior staff, and integrate Splunk with critical DevOps and security systems.
The Senior Business Development & Capture Manager will identify, qualify, and capture federal Health IT opportunities across various government agencies. They are responsible for leading growth initiatives, developing pipeline strategies, and managing the full lifecycle of pursuits from market identification to proposal submission.
The technician provides Tier II technical support and administration for SharePoint Online and SharePoint Subscription Edition environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting site architecture, managing help desk tickets, and assisting users with Power Platform tools.
The Testing Specialist designs and executes various software tests including integration, regression, and performance testing to ensure system compliance. They are responsible for developing test scripts, maintaining test cases using automated tools, and documenting results to support defect management.
The Web Content Analyst develops and manages engaging website content to support user decision-making and information needs. Responsibilities include conducting content research, managing editorial activities, and ensuring the accuracy and usability of web-based information.
The Applications Engineer will be responsible for providing technical support and engineering solutions for applications. They will work closely with clients to ensure successful implementation and integration of technical systems.
The developer will build and improve software solutions, including low-code/no-code process automation and API integrations. They are also responsible for leading development projects, reviewing peer work, and creating technical documentation.
The Quality Assurance Manager will apply commercial procedures to identify software errors and evaluate system efficiency throughout the lifecycle. They are responsible for determining quality control resources, monitoring performance metrics, and managing defect tracking and corrective actions.
The Requirements Analyst serves as the primary intermediary between users and the development team to elicit, document, and validate software requirements. They are responsible for creating models, maintaining traceability matrices, and facilitating stakeholder consensus throughout the project lifecycle.
The Cybersecurity Cloud Analyst assesses and strengthens cloud-hosted systems while ensuring alignment with DoD compliance and security policies. They are responsible for analyzing cloud-based threats, identifying security gaps, and coordinating with intelligence and incident-response teams.
The Software Architect designs and develops complex software tools and subsystems while overseeing system integration and project delivery. They perform feasibility analyses for future projects and ensure compatibility across multi-platform environments.
The Capture Manager leads Federal Civilian IT pursuits from opportunity qualification through proposal submission and award. They are responsible for developing competitive strategies, managing teaming agreements, and overseeing the solution, staffing, and pricing approaches for complex federal contracts.
The DBA is responsible for the installation, configuration, maintenance, and security hardening of mission-critical Oracle database environments. Key tasks include performance tuning, backup and recovery management, and implementing security controls to support federal mission systems.
Serves as a Subject Matter Expert for the Assessment and Authorization of information systems and associated cybersecurity policies. Responsibilities include executing RMF processes, determining residual risk of vulnerabilities, and briefing senior management on system authorization progress.
The Project Manager provides leadership and oversight for a technical support team managing Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Online solutions. They are responsible for project administration, execution plans, and delivering executive-ready status reports across multiple workstreams.
Design, develop, and maintain Power BI dashboards and data models to translate complex datasets into actionable business insights. Collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements and ensure data integrity through validation and optimized refresh processes.
Design, develop, and maintain low-code business applications and workflow automations using the Microsoft Power Platform. Collaborate with stakeholders to translate business needs into technical designs and provide ongoing sustainment support.
Lead the organization's Innovation 2.0 strategy by designing integrated, end-to-end technical solutions across AI, cloud, and cybersecurity domains. Drive business growth by serving as the primary solution architect for high-priority federal proposals and acting as a trusted advisor to senior government clients.
The Database Administrator manages the NAWCWD SharePoint Online environment, including site administration, permissions, and security compliance. They are also responsible for designing automated workflows via Power Automate and developing Power BI dashboards for management visibility.
The Mainframe Solutions Architect will serve as the primary technical authority for mainframe modernization engagements, designing and executing strategies for legacy environments. They will lead system assessments, perform technical troubleshooting, and collaborate with security teams to ensure compliance with DoD frameworks.
The Technical Program Manager will serve as the primary project lead for DISA modernization engagements, managing scope, schedule, budget, and customer relationships. They are responsible for driving project execution, coordinating with stakeholders, and defending technical decisions to Government leadership.
The Operations and Security Engineer will support mainframe and legacy system modernization by ensuring systems are secured, documented, and operationally ready. Responsibilities include managing security compliance, developing operational runbooks, performing system testing, and implementing automation to reduce operational toil.
The Automated Test Engineer will design, develop, and maintain automated test scripts for the GEOMAP platform to ensure software quality and efficiency. They will integrate testing into CI/CD pipelines and collaborate with Scrum teams to improve test coverage and support government-led verification.
The role involves providing comprehensive IBM and Unisys mainframe operations and application support, including system monitoring, troubleshooting, and incident resolution. You will collaborate with government personnel and customers to ensure system stability, manage change requests, and maintain performance standards.
The Senior IBM z/OS Communications Programmer will plan and execute mainframe software installations, upgrades, and configuration tasks using tools like SMP/e. They are also responsible for diagnosing system communications issues and managing networking parameters for products such as VTAM, TCP/IP, and JES2.
The Scrum Master/Deputy PM facilitates Agile ceremonies and supports product teams to ensure high-quality software delivery aligned with Air Force objectives. They also assist with program management tasks, including schedule tracking, risk management, and stakeholder collaboration.
The Cloud Architect provides senior-level technical leadership and architecture support for the GEOMAP platform within AWS Cloud One. They advise program leadership on cloud strategy, systems engineering, and modernization while ensuring security and operational resilience.
The Help Desk Technician provides front-line and escalated technical support for the GEOMAP platform, ensuring timely resolution of user incidents and system reliability. They are responsible for documenting resolutions, tracking service requests, and coordinating with engineering and testing teams to maintain operational readiness.
The Database Engineer will provide senior-level technical expertise for the design, performance, security, and scalability of the GEOMAP data environment. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to support database modernization, troubleshooting, and integration activities within cloud-hosted mission systems.
The Senior Systems Engineer will provide technical leadership for the GEOMAP platform, overseeing architecture, integration, and modernization activities. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure system scalability, security, and alignment with Air Force operational requirements.
The Database Architect will design, optimize, and sustain complex database environments to support cloud-hosted mission systems. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure high performance, security, and scalability of data services.
The Cloud Production Support Engineer provides operational support, troubleshooting, and release management for the GEOMAP platform in a secure cloud environment. This role ensures production stability by monitoring system health, resolving incidents, and coordinating across cross-functional teams to maintain mission-critical capabilities.
The Senior Database Administrator will maintain database availability, performance, integrity, and security across development, test, and production environments. They will perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, patching, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to support mission-critical systems.
The Site Reliability Engineer will provide senior-level expertise to ensure the reliability, scalability, and operational resilience of the GEOMAP platform in secure cloud environments. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement automation, improve service health, and manage incident response for mission-critical systems.
